Sound Effects Poem by Matt Mooney

Sound Effects

Rating: 5.0


In South Kerry from a narrow mountain road
That hung above the farmsteads by the sea
I saw a cattle run and heard the cuckoo call:
A sudden motion towards the surging ocean
And a voice saying it's summer time again.

There were roadworks at Coomakista Pass
Making wide the wayward route to Waterville:
Giant kango hammers cracking roadside rock
At Cahirdaniel; machines to move mountains.

In the Golden Cove behind the Sneem Hotel
Six strong oarsmen dipped their oars as one,
Striking the evening silence with an even beat;
As slowly a lonesome swan took centre stage,
Cruising at a steady pace on waters of ebony.

Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: mountains
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Buscador Del Palabra 06 September 2009

This type of observational poetry is my favorite... you strike all the right chords... Mike

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Matt Mooney

Matt Mooney

South Galway, Ireland.
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